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Group asks Google to stop map image service (Reuters) A group of Japanese lawyers and professors asked on Friday that Google Inc stop providing detailed street-level images of Japanese cities on the Internet, saying they violated privacy rights. yahoo.comNuns sue NYC tenants over `vomit-like` food smells Nuns who own a New York City apartment house have filed a lawsuit saying a tenant couple is stinking up the building with 'horrible' food smells 'similar to that of vomit or rotten meat.' The lawsuit by the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart Inc. says... KTRKMichigan city bans being annoying in public Ticking someone off could get you a ticket in one Michigan city. The Brighton City Council on Thursday approved an ordinance allowing police in the Livingston County community to ticket and fine anyone who is annoying in public 'by word of mouth, sign or... KTRKGroup asks Google to stop map image service TOKYO (Reuters) - A group of Japanese lawyers and professors asked on Friday that Google Inc stop providing detailed street-level images of Japanese cities on the Internet, saying they violated privacy rights. ReutersHad a bad year? `08 memories get shredded in NYC Should auld acquaintance be forgot? Or maybe shredded? In an event that organizers hope will become a New Year's tradition, New Yorkers and tourists were invited to bring bad memories from 2008 to Times Square on Sunday and feed them to an industrial-strength shredder. boston.comPresident Taft Pardons William H. Van Schaick (1912) Over 1,000 people died when the General Slocum, a passenger steamship, caught fire in New York's East River in 1904. It was the city's worst loss-of-life disaster until the attacks of September 11, 2001. Van Schaick, the ship's captain, was indicted for negligence and failure to maintain fire safety equipment and received a 10-year sentence. He was paroled after serving 3½ years in prison and later pardoned by President Taft. Why were most of the passengers unable to escape the fire? ThefreedictionaryMore events from This Day in History: Dec 21 Liverpudlian journalist Arthur Wynne published the first 'word-cross' puzzle, in The New York World (1913) Infoplease |
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Feedzilla is a news aggregator which categorizes news stories by topic. It is a platform where webmasters and bloggers can find an unmatched selection of easy to use, automatically updating and professional news widgets for their sites. Feedzilla supports the building of widgets in various formats, as well as allowing the addition of news widgets to different blogging platforms and social networks.
Feedzilla manually aggregates news summaries found in RSS feeds, and redistributes them in either RSS format or as a news widget. Content is collected 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from an ever-growing list of providers.
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9th of September 2009 - Interview of Feedzilla's founder at the IFA in Berlin. [More]